Massive pick 6 payoffs in horse racing

Churchill Downs, Kentucky - A victory by a 49-1 longshot in Churchill Downs' 9th race on Wednesday made a single bettor an instant millionaire with the second-largest Pick 6 payout in track history. But the prospect of another mammoth win remained in play as the track's new Super Hi-5 wager was not hit and a record carryover pool of $866,712 will be available for the wager on the final race on Thursday's nine-race card.

A win in Wednesday's finale by Lucille Davis's Future Prospect, who paid $100.80 to win as the second longest shot in a field of 11 claiming horses, allowed the entire Pick 6 pool of $1.127,774.60 to go to an unidentified bettor who wagered through the Nevada betting hub. The winning Pick 6 ticket consisted of numbers 5-6-1-5-1-6. Consolation payouts on tickets that contained five winners returned $3,065.60.

A one-day carryover pool of $410,599 that was created when no one hit the Pick 6 on Saturday's Kentucky Derby Day racing program fueled Wednesday's Pick 6 betting. The Pick 6 is a $2 minimum wager that requires fans to correctly select the winners of six consecutive races.

The massive Pick 6 payout fell just short of the record $1,168,136 payout that went to a single ticket-holder on June 25, 2003. Wednesday's wager included races 4-9 and the winning horses were:

4th - #5 Adhrhythm ($18.40)

5th - #6 Segal ($4.20)

6th - #1 Trainee ($8.80)

7th - #5 Appellate ($29)

8th - #1 Sprung ($6.40)

9th - #6 Future Prospect ($100.80)

Sept 2, 2010
Saratoga Race Course, New York - Four winning tickets correctly selected the winners of each of the Pick 6 races Sept. 2 at Saratoga Race Course and were rewarded handsomely with payouts of $377,883.

The Sept. 2 handle of $1,925,068 was the largest single-day Pick 6 handle at Saratoga going back to 2000, and is believed to be one of the largest in the track’s history. The total pool of $2,368,342, including the carryover of $443,274, was the largest since Sept. 4, 2009, when there was a total Pick 6 pool of $2,479,992. The Sept. 2 total pool was the second-largest Saratoga Pick 6 total going back to 2000.

July 3rd, 2007
Hollywood Park, California — Thanks to a four-day carryover of more than $3.2 million, Hollywood Park shattered the North American record for a total pick-six pool Monday.

A total of $7,596,347 was bet into the pick six Monday, making the total pool $10,870,852.60, surpassing the record of $7,303,848 set March 3, 2004 at Santa Anita. That figure was reached after the Arcadia, Calif., track had a three-day carryover of $1,413,136.

The amount bet Monday also was a single-day record for pick-six wagering, bettering the $6,494,193 set on Breeders' Cup Day in 1998 at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky.

When all was said and done, there were 13 winning tickets, worth $576,064.40 for each $2 bet. There were 807 consolations for selecting five of six winners, worth $2,240.40 each.

Wed, March 3rd 2004
Santa Anita, California - A 3 day carryover of $1.4 million led to a final pick 6 pool of over $7 million. When the dust had cleared, there were 3 massive winning pick 6 tickets. The pick 6 returned $1.57 million dollars per winning ticket. Wowww!!!



	Massive pick 6 payoffs in horse racing

	The pick 6 is one of the hardest bets to win in horse racing. It requires you to pick 6 winning horses in six consecutive racers, it is not a bet for the faint of heart. If you take the plunge and win, then the payoffs can be massive. Below are some of the largest recorded pick 6 payouts in horse racing history. May 07, 2008 Churchill Downs, Kentucky - A victory by a 49-1 longshot in Churchill Downs' 9th race on Wednesday made a single bettor an instant millionaire with the second-largest Pick 6 payout in track history. But the prospect of another mammoth win remained in play as the track's new Super Hi-5 wager was not hit and a record carryover pool of $866,712 will be available for the wager on the final race on Thursday's nine-race card. A win in Wednesday's finale by Lucille Davis's Future Prospect, who paid $100.80 to win as the second longest shot in a field of 11 claiming horses, allowed the entire Pick 6 pool of $1.127,774.60 to go to an unidentified bettor who wagered through the Nevada betting hub. The winning Pick 6 ticket consisted of numbers 5-6-1-5-1-6. Consolation payouts on tickets that contained five winners returned $3,065.60. A one-day carryover pool of $410,599 that was created when no one hit the Pick 6 on Saturday's Kentucky Derby Day racing program fueled Wednesday's Pick 6 betting. The Pick 6 is a $2 minimum wager that requires fans to correctly select the winners of six consecutive races. The massive Pick 6 payout fell just short of the record $1,168,136 payout that went to a single ticket-holder on June 25, 2003. Wednesday's wager included races 4-9 and the winning horses were: 4th - #5 Adhrhythm ($18.40) 5th - #6 Segal ($4.20) 6th - #1 Trainee ($8.80) 7th - #5 Appellate ($29) 8th - #1 Sprung ($6.40) 9th - #6 Future Prospect ($100.80) Sept 2, 2010 Saratoga Race Course, New York - Four winning tickets correctly selected the winners of each of the Pick 6 races Sept. 2 at Saratoga Race Course and were rewarded handsomely with payouts of $377,883. The Sept. 2 handle of $1,925,068 was the largest single-day Pick 6 handle at Saratoga going back to 2000, and is believed to be one of the largest in the track’s history. The total pool of $2,368,342, including the carryover of $443,274, was the largest since Sept. 4, 2009, when there was a total Pick 6 pool of $2,479,992. The Sept. 2 total pool was the second-largest Saratoga Pick 6 total going back to 2000. July 3rd, 2007 Hollywood Park, California — Thanks to a four-day carryover of more than $3.2 million, Hollywood Park shattered the North American record for a total pick-six pool Monday. A total of $7,596,347 was bet into the pick six Monday, making the total pool $10,870,852.60, surpassing the record of $7,303,848 set March 3, 2004 at Santa Anita. That figure was reached after the Arcadia, Calif., track had a three-day carryover of $1,413,136. The amount bet Monday also was a single-day record for pick-six wagering, bettering the $6,494,193 set on Breeders' Cup Day in 1998 at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky. When all was said and done, there were 13 winning tickets, worth $576,064.40 for each $2 bet. There were 807 consolations for selecting five of six winners, worth $2,240.40 each. Wed, March 3rd 2004 Santa Anita, California - A 3 day carryover of $1.4 million led to a final pick 6 pool of over $7 million. When the dust had cleared, there were 3 massive winning pick 6 tickets. The pick 6 returned $1.57 million dollars per winning ticket. Wowww!!!